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So if you look in the video, there's the big umbrella, there's a white lilo in the pool, there are some unusually rounded edges in the swimming pool, and there's two trees in the background.
Anyone who's unusually tall, that's the first explanation we come up with.
But I and others in the effective altruism community have converged on three moral issues that we believe are unusually important, score unusually well in this framework.
One, I have an unusually high tolerance for risk, and the other is I have a good sense, a good intuition about what will happen in the future, and I think that that intuition about the future is the essence of good entrepreneurship.
First, a very low rate of return due to the 1914 and 1945 war shocks, destruction of wealth, inflation, bankruptcy during the Great Depression, and all of this reduced the private rate of return to wealth to unusually low levels between 1914 and 1945.
And then, in the postwar period, you had unusually high growth rate, partly due to the reconstruction.
Energy from the sun is free, so they bask in the sun like lizards and wear an unusually thick coat for the tropics to keep that heat in.
And the spatial memory is unusually good.
That week, I took a photograph of the unusually blue sky in Beijing.
As I said, because of my Jewish background, I was aware of the unusually high rate of Tay-Sachs in the Ashkenazi population.
The unusually high rate of the Tay-Sachs mutation in Ashkenazi Jews today may relate to advantages the mutation gave this population in the past.
It’s a still morning– unusually still, and the lack of wind is the latest in a series of troubling signs.
Our business plan in Rwanda was put together under the leadership of Diana Noble, who is an unusually gifted woman, but not unusual in the type of people who have been willing to do this kind of work.
Yes, I know that nobody watches his movies for their stories, but the plotting of this one is unusually lame, even by his standards, and while the fight choreography IS up to his standards, the fight scenes (the whole two of them) are ruined, as others have mentioned, by the frenetic, distracting camerawork.
Although unusually in colour for a second string oater, the vivid clothes of the lead females fails to bring any life to the flatly directed screenplay.
Mary Beth Hurt, Sandy Dennis, and especially Randy Quaid are unusually good.
Unusually cold and silly drama from director Sydney Pollack.
Adored by fans for his unusually charming creativity and by Hollywood for his softball, user-friendly movie-making techniques, Tim Burton tipped the scales too far in formula's favor with his new upset of a cinematic legend, Sleepy Hollow.
Not only prisoners, also viewers should leave all hope at the cell door that this story is believable, it's such a load of dung that you will need unusually strong testicular fortitude to keep watching.
Strained and humorless (especially in light of its rather dubious psychology), but well-paced and comfortably lurid, this genteel body count movie highlights the unusually hypnotic presence of Angharad Rees as a young woman periodically possessed by Jack the Ripper, thus allowing for some nasty gore effects amidst the Edwardian propriety.
"When a Killer Calls" is an unusually nasty slasher flick, with some very unpleasant and unsettling sequences.
Does it comes as any surprise that a coming out film stars an unusually attractive (and blond to boot) boy with 70s shag hair and too-cool-for-school clothes?
This is a luminously photographed and unusually well-written western by veteran creator of "Rawhide" Charles Marquis Warren.
The cinematography is unusually creative, the acting is good, and the story is fabulous.
Flawless writing and brilliant acting make this unusually delightful and witty plot-twister one of the best American films I have seen this year.
I found a couple of topics unusually explicitly addressed, and until the end, I couldn't make up my mind about who's good and who's bad.
The romantic subplot is unusually well developed, there are a couple of good action scenes and some nice touches, such as having Vittorio Gassman's lookalike villain a mirror image of the hero or Reynolds and a killer both staking out a witness from adjacent apartments in the same building.
Larisa Shepitko's THE ASCENT (1976) is an extraordinary, gruelling account of the partisans' fight against the Nazis in German-occupied Belorussia, The Ascent reflects the Russian obsession with the horrors of the Great Patriotic War, but unusually is both steeped in religious symbolism and ready to acknowledge the existence of the less than great Russian collaborator.
An intense, dark action drama with unusually rich support from Casey, Keith, et.
And unlike most action films, you really get to like the characters, which makes the 2nd half, when their various destinies good and bad unfold, unusually affecting.
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